OK, I guess I have to tell eventually ...

Ladies and Gentlemen, TALES OF CHYBISA is online.

To create a richer setting for anyone using Chybisa in their RPG campaigns, I try to publish on Tales of Chybisa that kind of stories, which village elders might tell in the light of the evening fire: Tales of glorious kings and simple peasants, of saints and faeries, of murderers, merchants and merry miners. Nothing large, just short notes, anecdotes, something easily interspersed into gameplay.

Additionally it includes lists of official publications and fan-fiction of importance for gaming in Chybisa as well as some thoughts on places and people.

At the moment it's a little bit sparse but I hope it will fatten during the next months.

Hope you enjoy it.

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Michael - visit Tales of Chybisa.com.

Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government.

Very cool, thanks. I'm new to Hârn, but so far I find Chybisa to be my favorite place.

My pleasure. It's quite sad that Sophia's Chybisa page is down, she did a tremendous work.

But for more inspiration don't forget http://lythia.com. I highly recomment the generic articles like 101 Encounters, Friends, Foes & Followers, Harn Pottage (to name a few).
Other articles tied to a specific location could easily converted to Chybisa in most cases.

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Michael - visit Tales of Chybisa.com.

Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government.

A little update:

• The Ferryman and the Giant.
• A short Survey of the Ruins of Chybisa - Part I

Hope I don't make too many mistakes (being an non-native speaker) and you enjoy it nevertheless.

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Michael - visit Tales of Chybisa.com.

Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government.

This is great...thanks!

Sad to say, but in all these years I have not run a Harn campaign (convention one-shots, yes, campaigns nope). But, if I did, it would be set in Chybisa.

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To Christ-God Jesus be the Glory

Have you tried contacting Sophia Tribad to include some of her material on your page? If she (and you) agrees, it could make your site the Chybisa ressource on the net. It would also be nice to have her stuff back online.

Cheers,

Roland